Pudge Police Coming – Part Two

Think about this for a moment. To be able to receive affordable health care paid by the nationwide authorities, the State will pressure one to send to blood, urine, and breathing lab tests to measure your wellbeing indices and monitor your conformity with what it establishes best. North Carolina is following an example of Japan government and its own health ministry’s compulsory blood lab tests and “flab bank checks” for old employees, with BCBS taking the lead to impose similar mandates here. Japan’s obligatory health assessments were purportedly to identify those with metabolic syndrome (“metabo”) and charge stiff penalties to people who fail to conform, most old and normally heavier people notably.

More than fifty percent of all adults will be hit with penalties under Japan’s metro campaign, which is said to really be part of efforts to change costs of Japan’s declining government health care program to the private sector. As we’ve seen, the preponderance of sound medical evidence and objective populace data continues to show that these health indices aren’t procedures of health or dangers for chronic disease (from diabetes, malignancies to cardiovascular disease) or premature loss of life. Nor are they procedures of those eating right, following or exercising healthy life-style. No physical body dimension is. Instead, they are indicators of aging primarily, as well as genetics and social disadvantage, and hence discriminatory.

Today’s extreme marketing of lifestyle medicine and preventive health and fitness has popularized values that persistent diseases are people’s own mistake and may have been prevented by ‘healthy’ diets (described differently with respect to the source) and lifestyles. The only path that lifestyle medicine has had the opportunity to attain such popularity and just why these compulsory interventions and fines aren’t immediately apparent to everyone as discriminatory, is due to today’s widespread insufficient scientific literacy. That’s simply how to think and reason logically.

Such discrimination can be made to appear appropriate when culture has an unhealthy understanding of science and credible information, so when it comes to believe that certain people are less worth health care. As the paper highlights, no other condition has such far-reaching “wellness initiatives” and Alabama has the only laws on its books charging a fee for obesity.

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This is only going to harm people – extra-fat, elderly, and poor people the majority of all. State Health Plan officials and legislators claim they would like to cut costs and enhance the lives of state employees by showing them tough love. The problem is that condition actuaries have never forecasted any savings from these ill-defined health and fitness programs. Under the rosy assumptions presented by the play’s director Even, they could only break even in 3 years, he wrote.

But that’s improbable to happen, either, because these health and fitness programs aren’t based on sound technology to begin with and have never been proven to improve real health outcomes or reduce health care costs. Had Joseph Goebbels, in the 1920s, pegged people as easily manipulated by mass media disinformation campaigns properly, groupthink and fallacies of reasoning? Without knowledge of sound science, discrimination can be made to seem acceptable and “for his or her own good”… as well as for the higher public good. Societies have before been down this road, with tragic implications for humanity. People didn’t see then until was too late. That’s why science is more important than ever before today.

I literally had a dad 1 day and the next day I didn’t – Nothing was done to help me or clarify what was taking place. My own body is leading me to the core issue of losing I experienced when I was four when my father died. I am learning that the body and mind work and that pain is a result in collectively. When I have pain, I need to figure out how to stop and find out what is going on.

There is more to the story. The pattern for me personally is. I learned how to cope with loss or abandonment never. So each time I experience new losses or feel abandoned or experience something that I don’t like, my body reacts. Because I’ve not tackled the core issue of not learning how to cope, my own body pain has adopted me for 53 years. So my own body is reacting! My pain management therapist would say I’m reacting to trauma. I never learned how to cope properly and get what I need.